Business Resilience
Interactive’s business resilience service is designed to prepare your organisation for a cyber incident. No longer just a compliance or IT issue, cyber security is the key to true business resilience, and we know how to get you there.
A cyber attack is not the time to test emergency plans
A cyber attack is devastating. It can compromise you and your customers’ sensitive data and severely damage your reputation.
As a leader in business continuity, Interactive has helped 80+ plus organisations respond to various disaster declarations. Paired with our expert cyber practice, Interactive can guide organisations to integrate cyber security into business continuity planning (BCP).
We can help no matter where you are in your business resilience journey. Whether you’re looking to embed a cyber response into your established business resilience plans or looking to build a BCP from scratch.
Interactive’s Business Resilience Roadmap
Identify your business-critical assets
This is usually done as part of the business continuity management process and concludes with a Business Impact Assessment (BIA). This assessment considers the most important people, processes, and technology that keep your business moving, especially in the face of major disruption.
Assess possible threats
Threat modeling identifies and assesses the range of cyber and non-cyber threats that face your business-critical assets. The BIA then helps identify the impact these cyber threats could have on your business.
Perform a risk assessment
The risk assessment consolidates the outputs of the previous two steps and focuses on identifying risks to your assets and understanding the likelihood and impact of each.
Update your BCP
The updated BCP details the steps needed to reduce the risk of disruption to your business resulting from a cyber incident. At this time, it’s also important to review the Incident Response Plan (IRP), which details the steps involved in responding to disruption. At this point you may implement elements of the BCP.
Test your response plans
Once the BCP and Incident Response plans have been updated and socialised internally, Interactive will perform tabletop exercises to test the BCP and IRP. We use simulation exercises that mimic a crisis, and test and validate each step in the BCP and IRPs using these scenarios. This is where we determine your level of business resilience; and how rapidly you can respond to, and recover from, a cyber incident.
Revise and repeat
The final step in assessing your business resilience, Interactive reviews key learnings with you and assists you with updating the BCP and IRP processes. Interactive will then then work with you to repeat this process regularly to track and manage your progress and improve your operational resilience over time. Interactive also assesses any new impacts on your resiliency due to changes in your environment, and the evolving threat landscape.
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resilience with Interactive
Every security program must be grounded in risk. A risk assessment sets the baseline for programs to assess, prioritise, and land a business case for cyber security funding, to ultimately reduce business risk.
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